Next Up at Evening@SMART: Machine Learning
Join the University of Maryland MATRIX Lab at the USMSM SMART Building for a series of presentations and discussions. The next event, “Explainable and Trustworthy Machine Learning” with Dr. Sanghamitra Dutta, will be held 5-7pm April 2, 2025.
Cap’n Hails Osprey Return
Traditionally, the Osprey return to the Chesapeake by St Patrick’s Day. This year was no different.
TPP Announces Science Symposium Winners
The Patuxent Partnership announces the results of the Maryland Regional Junior Science and Humanities Symposium competition held February 22, 2025, at St. Mary’s College.
Quantum Technologies Topic of TPP Program
NAWCAD physicist Josh Grossman will present “Quantum Technologies: Impacts for National Security and Society” March 28. The program is sponsored by The Patuxent Partnership and the Center for the Study of Democracy at St. Mary’s College of Maryland.
Taiwan Topic of Patuxent Defense Forum
The Patuxent Defense Forum “Taiwan as a Flashpoint for Conflict Between the US and China” will be held from 8am to 5pm April 1, 2025, at St. Mary’s College of Maryland.
CoCreating with Walden Wise
Walden Wise has tools to help shift your understanding of stress from a constant, overwhelming pressure to a powerful force that, when balanced, can actually support you and the kids in your life.
Folks from the Cap’n’s Hometown, Piney Point
Cap’n Jack is telling tales about the folks who used to live in Piney Point and some of their goings-on.
TPP: Deadline for NAWCAD Workshop Extended to March 14
Calling all rising high school juniors and seniors. NAWCAD will offer Southern Maryland students a free summer workshop to help prep them for the American workforce. The application process has been extended to Friday, March 14, 2025.
NAWCAD Physicist to Discuss Quantum Technologies
Quantum Technologies: Impacts for National Security and Society will be presented by Josh Grossman, a physicist with NAWCAD’s Quantum Research & Applications Branch. The program March 28 is co-sponsored by The Patuxent Partnership.
The Cap’n IDs Birds by Wing Patterns
The Cap’n recommends birdwatching as a winter hobby, and gives tips for identification from the wing shapes of the big birds of the Chesapeake including osprey, eagles, and vultures.
